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Hindustan Times
an hour ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Love Island USA Season 7 finale: Release date, time, when and where to watch
Love Island USA Season 7 is almost over. Fans are eager to see which couple takes home the $100,000 prize. The show, hosted by Ariana Madix, has been full of fun, drama and plenty of viral moments. The islanders have spent weeks in a fancy villa in Fiji, hoping to find love, all while being watched by America. Some couples clicked right away. Others did not get much of a chance before getting sent home. Now, with the finale just around the corner, fans are keeping a close watch on their favorite pairs. Love Island USA Season 7 (Love Island USA) When is the Love Island USA Season 7 finale? As per a USA Today report, Peacock has confirmed that the Season 7 finale will air on Sunday, July 13 at 9 pm ET/ 6 pm PT. The season kicked off with the original cast on June 3. Where to watch Love Island USA Season 7? New episodes drop daily except Wednesdays on Peacock. You can catch the show at 6 pm PT / 9 pm ET. If you missed a few episodes, you can also stream them on the Peacock app to stay up to date. Where to vote for your favorite Love Island USA couple? Voting is open to fans in the US through the official Love Island USA app. The application is available on both the App Store and Google Play Store. To vote, all you need is a valid US phone number. You will get a chance to support your favorite couple once voting sessions are open in the app. ALSO READ: Is Love Island USA on TV tonight? Here's what to know FAQs: 1. When is the Love Island USA Season 7 finale? The Season 7 finale of Love Island USA will air on Sunday, July 13, on Peacock. 2. Where can I watch Love Island USA Season 7 episodes? You can stream new episodes of Love Island USA every day except Wednesdays on Peacock at 6 pm PT / 9 pm ET. 3. How do I vote on Love Island USA? You can vote through the Love Island USA official app, available for free on iOS and Android. 4. What is the prize for the winners of Love Island USA Season 7? The winning couple will take home a $100,000 prize.
NDTV
7 hours ago
- NDTV
Flashes, A Bluesky-Based Instagram Alternative, Now Available On App Store. All You Need To Know
If you're getting tired of Instagram, a Bluesky-based alternative known as Flashes is now available on the App Store. According to TechCrunch, the app offers a decentralised, algorithm-free experience for users who want more control over their visual content. It uses the same basic technical framework as Bluesky, the AT protocol. However, though closely integrated, it is developed by a third-party Berlin-based developer, Sebastian Vogelsang, rather than Bluesky's core team. Flashes is currently a free download from the App Store and requires iOS 17 or higher to run. There is no confirmed date for an Android version yet. Flashes' features and functionality Flashes has the same requirements around posting images and videos as you'd find on Bluesky directly. Originally, that meant support for posting up to four images and videos of one minute in length, but as the Bluesky version 1.99 was updated and released earlier this year, users have been able to upload videos up to three minutes in length, the outlet reported. Unlike traditional social media apps, posts made on Flashes will also appear on Buesky, with comments and interactions flowing between both platforms seamlessly. How Flashes is different from Instagram Flashes is somewhat similar to Instagram, as it offers a scrollable feed of photos and videos, user profiles, and even photo filters to enhance your images when posting, per TechCrunch. But instead of having to start your network from scratch, Flashes' users are immediately tapped into the wider Bluesky community. Even if not all of Bluesky's users are on Flashes, their images and videos will be displayed in the app. And when you post on Flashes, it will create a post that will appear on Bluesky. Moreover, the app will let you browse your own Bluesky feeds and choose from Bluesky's over 50,000 custom feeds. In Flahses, you can like, repost and reply to posts, just like Bluesky. Those interactions will also appear in Bluesky's app, while Bluesky users' interactions will show up in Flashes. On Flashes, you can customise your user profile by opting to show or hide likes, lists and feeds, or using other media filtering options. For content creators, the app also has a feature called "Portfolio", which will let you curate which images should appear on your Flashes user profile. How to get started To use Flahses, you'll need to have a Bluesky account. If you already have one, you can directly sign in with those credentials. If not, you will have to sign up for a Bluesky account within the Flashes app. To create an account, you'll need to provide an email address, password, and date of birth, then accept the terms of use. Once signed in, you can immediately start browsing the images and videos shared on your Bluesky timeline or any other Bluesky feed, or post your own media.
Daily Mirror
8 hours ago
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Pizza Hut giving away free food every week over summer holidays
The new offering, which is called Hut Wednesdays, is valid for both delivery and collection, but not for in-store or third-party orders - here is how to claim it Pizza Hut is giving away free large pizzas every Wednesday when you spend £15 through its app. The new offering, which is called Hut Wednesdays, is valid for both delivery and collection, but not for in-store or third-party orders. In order to get the deal, you'll need to down the Pizza Hut app on the App Store or by Google Play. Pizza Hut has more than 260 restaurants across the UK, according to its website. Jana Ulaite, Chief Marketing Officer at Pizza Hut UK &I, said: "We're super excited to introduce Hut Wednesdays as the UK's new midweek ritual by giving away free pizza. "We invite you to live it large & bring good times to those midweek blues. Why wait for the weekend when you can live it large every Wednesday instead?" It comes after new research from insurance company Scottish Friendly revealed parents are bracing themselves for a financial hit of up to £1,000 per child over the school summer holidays. The study reveals that UK parents expect to spend an average of £167 a week on childcare and activities during the six-week break, totalling £1,002 per child. In London, where costs are higher, this rises to £236 a week – or £1,416 over the entire summer. The vast majority of parents – 87% – describe the summer holidays as a 'burden' on their finances, with many now actively looking to cut costs. A third (33%) plan to take advantage of free activities, such as National Trust days out, while nearly a quarter (24%) will set – and stick to – a summer budget. Others are turning to support from grandparents and extended family (18%) or dipping into their savings (10%) for help with childcare. Some 9% intend to use tax-free childcare vouchers. More than half of parents with children aged under 18 (53%) say planning summer childcare is a source of stress, rising to 63% among those with children aged 1 to 4. Scottish Friendly's savings specialist, Kevin Brown, commented on the data: 'For many families, the summer holidays bring stress and financial strain. 'The cost of childcare and activities can quickly add up, especially for those with younger children. It's encouraging to see that many parents are thinking ahead, budgeting carefully and finding creative ways to reduce costs. 'However, it is concerning that one in 10 parents will be dipping into their savings to cover the additional childcare costs over the summer holidays. 'If that wasn't what the savings were originally intended for, it will mean a loss in compounded growth – for those parents it's an unseen further cost of ensuring children are kept safe and engaged over the long summer break.'
North Wales Live
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- North Wales Live
Discover Aardman's famous duo as they touch down at Bodnant Garden this summer
Wallace & Gromit have been cherished by families worldwide since they first appeared in the 80s, captivating hearts with their whimsical adventures and timeless charm, forging an enduring legacy of love and laughter. This summer, experience Wallace & Gromit's 'All Systems Go', a brand-new, augmented reality trail from the Aardman team, at Bodnant Garden in the Conwy Valley. The dynamic duo will be helping to keep families entertained throughout the school summer holidays, all set against the stunning backdrop of the world-famous historic garden. Fans of the pair will be able to help Wallace & Gromit get their rocket ready for blast off by following the markers and completing a series of challenges along the way. Using the brand-new, free app, visitors will be able to capture photos together as they complete a whole host of challenges for all ages to enjoy. There are also plenty of surprises to find as you follow the trail down through the Old Park and through the Yew Dell, heading towards the Far End. When you arrive at Bodnant Garden, you can head over to the App Store or Google Play to download the free bilingual AR app. Simply search for 'All Systems Go', enter the location code of 1 2 3 4, and you'll find Wallace & Gromit ready to begin the adventure with you. Don't worry if you'd rather not play on a phone, there are still plenty of fun activities to discover along the way. A grand day out Summer is the perfect time for the whole family to visit Bodnant Garden and walk through the Old Park meadow. Enjoy a picnic down by the Willow maze, taking in the peaceful surroundings as you watch the birds, including new duck families with their young brood. There's no need to rush, so why not enjoy some outdoor play with a variety of activities and games in beautiful surroundings? Sitting against the backdrop of the Carneddau mountain range of Eryri (Snowdonia) the garden holds a special place in the hearts of thousands of visitors across the generations, both in the UK and globally. The garden always delights with its constantly changing display of flowers, towering trees and brightly coloured borders along with many 'wow' moments on offer throughout the season. Bodnant Garden is open daily from 9.30am to 5pm, last entry at 4.30pm. Dogs are welcome every Thursday to Sunday, between April 1 to September 30 and on short leads at all times. *Wallace & Gromit's 'All Systems Go' runs from July 19 until August 31. Normal admission prices apply to the garden and the trail itself is free.
USA Today
a day ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
When is the finale of 'Love Island USA' Season 7?
"Love Island USA" is past the midway point for Season 7. The show, hosted by Ariana Madix, has become a cultural phenomenon, with viral clips, memes and sounds taking over social media platforms. The islanders have spent several weeks in the Fijian villa navigating love and drama in front of the nation. Some contestants formed connections, while others were dumped before they had a chance to fully explore their relationships. With the show coming to an end, which couple will take home the $100,000 prize? Here's what we know about the Season 7 finale. 'Love Island USA' Season 7 cast list: See every islander so far When is the 'Love Island USA' Season 7 finale? Peacock confirmed with USA TODAY that the Season 7 finale will air on Sunday, July 13 at 9 p.m. ET. The first episode with the original cast premiered on June 3. How to watch 'Love Island USA' Season 7 New episodes air every day except Wednesdays at 6 p.m. PT/9 p.m. ET on Peacock. Saturdays are reserved for the dating series' talk show, "Aftersun." Where to vote for 'Love Island USA' Audiences at home can weigh in on how the show will proceed on the official "Love Island USA" app, available for free on the App Store or Google Play Store. You will only be asked to provide a valid U.S. phone number to register to vote. You'll be able to vote once for your favorite Islander or couple as soon as the sessions open, per NBC Insider. Contributing: Amaris Encinas, USA TODAY Taylor Ardrey is a news reporter for USA TODAY. You can reach her at tardrey@ We occasionally recommend interesting products and services. If you make a purchase by clicking one of the links, we may earn an affiliate fee. USA TODAY Network newsrooms operate independently, and this doesn't influence our coverage.
